Air Force Academy investigating honor code violations
Air Force Academy discovers widespread cheating
Almost 100 Air Force Academy cadets have admitted to cheating or tolerating it during a weekly knowledge test, typically required for freshmen. Cheating is specifically prohibited by the Academy's Honor Code, which states "We will not lie, steal, or cheat, nor tolerate among us anyone who does."
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Former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall joins Morning Joe to discuss his new New York Times op-ed, "America Has A Rogue ...
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